Divorce is not easy, but it does not need to be brutal or treacherous. Here are ten steps you can take to prepare yourself.. Get Your Paperwork Together As any family law attorney will tell you, you will need to disclose all of your finances....
Two Ohio State Representatives, Jeff LaRe and Shane Wilkin, have introduced a new bill that, if passed, would expand the state’s definition of obstructing justice. House Bill 22, introduced in January of 2021, would change “obstruction of justice” to include the language, “failure to follow...
A family law attorney in Cincinnati can help you through the process of adopting a child. Adoption is an exciting time, full of wonder and surprise, but it is not without its difficulties. Here are some of the different adoption scenarios with which our Cincinnati...
In general, family law courts favor children. This is by design. Any Cincinnati divorce lawyer will tell you that custody disputes have nothing to do with what is easier or convenient for either spouse, but have everything to do with the children’s welfare. With that...
In late March of 2021, Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) proposed two bills in the United States Senate. The first bill would return the corporate tax rate to 35%, which is where that rate had stood before the Republicans’ 2017 tax law. The current corporate tax...
The legal limit for blood alcohol level (BAC) is .08%. A breath test can reveal this BAC data, if a police officer pulls you over for suspected intoxication. In April of 2021, a 25-year-old woman in Phoenix, Arizona, took a breathalyzer test and revealed a...
This past year has been confusing. Most of us worked from home, and many of us had our incomes change due to the shelter-in-place orders. Restaurants closed, some temporarily and some permanently. Entertainment venues shuttered. Schools switched to remote learning. But how did these changes...
There are a few ways in which Ohio is different from neighboring states with regards to divorce. Some states are either no-fault or fault-based. In a no-fault state like Indiana, Kentucky, California, or Florida, a person wanting a divorce is not able to declare grounds...
In a March column for NJ.com, a New Jersey-based estate planning attorney named Andrew Novick addresses a question from a potential client. The client asks, “How can we avoid probate and reduce the estate tax for our beneficiaries, who are our two adult children?” Novick...
Particularly for younger people, it is easy to feel invincible. Health problems may seem far away, a distant inconvenience to address in future years. During the pandemic, however, many people are feeling the urge to complete end-of-life-related paperwork, just in case. The prospect of falling...
